Edward Booth

The Napa City Council is scheduled to discuss the matter at its annual goal-setting workshop Jan. 30.

The city of Napa is seeking local input on a proposed 4.3-mile paved trail known as the Napa RiverLine that would run from Trancas Cross Park to Tannery Bend along the bank of the Napa River. A community open house meeting is scheduled for noon to 4 p.m.

Federal funding freeze sparks alarm among local governments, nonprofits. Here's what's at stake

A directive from the White House budget office Monday night ordered federal agencies to temporarily pause grants, loans and other funding sources by 2 p.m. Pacific time Tuesday.

Council members agreed the top priority is financial stability, ensuring the city can cover projected budget shortfalls — including an expected $17 million gap by 2030 — without relying on one-time funds.

The first of Napa’s new red-light cameras was activated Friday, part of the city’s effort to curb dangerous driving. Here’s where.

For the first time in more than two decades, Napa is overhauling its zoning ordinance — the set of rules that dictates what can be built and where.

The city of Napa is set to submit a state grant application that would be used to purchase 24 one-bedroom housing units in downtown.

The first of Napa’s new red-light cameras was activated Friday, part of the city’s effort to curb dangerous driving.